Traffic Farm: +1500 Leads to Your Channel Every Day!

[00:02] over 2 years now. I upload hundreds of videos a day to TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram, and get hundreds and thousands of subscribers a day on Telegram channels or hundreds of leads through the affiliate program. And we are modeling the MBLg Telegram channel. A content farm will suit

[00:17] each of these areas. How to create your own content farm and fill it with traffic All information in this video is provided for financial transactions or other actions shown in the video. A

[00:29] content farm is needed to optimize content creation across multiple accounts within a single social network. It is important not to get confused here. Content Factory is the automation of content within a single account. So,

[00:42] we have one Instagram account, and one neural network downloads data about competitors to us , another transcribes competitors' videos, a third analyzes their

[00:54] scripts and creates similar ones for us, a fourth creates images, and a fifth brings them to life. It's called a content factory. A content farm is needed for spam injection. Spam flooding is the mass registration of accounts within a single social network and the uploading of

[01:10] identical videos to them. Let's say we have an offer, for example, in a product niche. We sell something on the marketplace. We've found a video format that actively generates clients for us. We only have one Instagram account. And to

[01:24] one Instagram account. And to scale this up, we're creating 10 more Instagram accounts and uploading the same type of videos to each account. At the same time, we need to ensure that these videos are unique, that social networks don't

[01:37] allow re-uploads into recommendations, and that we register these accounts in a way that platforms don't have any complaints. There are tons of them on Instagram. By the way, since we're talking about a content farm, we're mastering it all in this order.

[01:51] First, we create a content factory for one account, and once we find a successful format, we create a content farm and scale up the videos that fly in. I recently showed an example of a content factory in my closed Telegram channel,

[02:06] Traffic Club. Published a mini-course on Porilsam. In one lesson I showed a table like this that collects data about competitors for us. Here we enter our competitor's nickname, and one neural network downloads their most

[02:21] popular videos for the recent period, while another transcribes the speech. And, accordingly, we see formats that our competitors fail to implement. Accordingly, we make similar ones. And in the transcription section we see the text of those very same

[02:37] rails that flew in. Accordingly, we can throw this text into another neural network and ask it to create a similar scenario. I do this in claude.

[02:49] Link to Trffic Laub in the description. Go ahead and explore. Forward traffic together. It's more efficient than moving solo. A content farm is needed to reach our entire potential audience as quickly as possible. Let's imagine that

[03:02] this circle is our entire potential audience. Let's say here we have 20, or millions of people. And in this niche there is an account with 100,000 subscribers.

[03:18] there is an account with 100,000 subscribers. And in a month he can reach 1/4 of And in a month he can reach 1/4 of his potential audience. And we have an account with 300 subscribers, and in a month it covers, well, let’s say, 1/3 of

[03:34] our niche. To reach more people, we need to promote our account. And if we gain subscribers, our videos will fly, then the social network will understand that our content [music] is

[03:49] content [music] is suitable for our niche and will gradually increase our initial impressions and monthly reach. That is, first we have 1/3, then 1/25, [music] then 1/2.

[04:03] [music] then 1/2. And it happens slowly. So, uh, And it happens slowly. So, uh, first we cover 1/3, and then 1/5 a first we cover 1/3, and then 1/5 a month later. And it happens that we don’t have

[04:15] time. Walks slowly. For example, we can move from 1/30 to 125 in a we can move from 1/30 to 125 in a month, and up to 12 in two. But we can't

[04:27] wait that long. And then we resort to a content farm. We are the ones who create the same content farm. We are the ones who create the same zero accounts. zero accounts. And everyone gets their own little reach. In terms of

[04:41] total user reach, we're catching up with an account that has 100,000 subscribers. Yes, each of our accounts has some each of our accounts has some overlap, but in any case, we

[04:53] cover many more accounts than we would pour from one account. As you may have already understood, there is a hierarchy in blogs in each niche. And in order to move up, we need to actively promote our accounts. If we don't have time,

[05:08] accounts. If we don't have time, we create a content farm from multiple we create a content farm from multiple accounts. And so, when we accounts. And so, when we create, say, 10 accounts, we

[05:20] immediately move up the hierarchy to first place, because in terms of traffic volume we are comparable to the leaders. The more promoted the block is , the greater the initial impression and potential reach. We increase potential reach through the number of

[05:36] accounts more clearly. For example, we go to YouTube and we go to YouTube and enter the name of our niche in the search bar. I will explain here in the search filters that we set the following settings. I won't repeat it,

[05:49] pause and watch. And we see the most popular video. 7 million views. Yes. A girl's self-esteem when she has a dad is, well, a psychological issue. And we understand that we can’t

[06:02] compete with such videos when we have zero channel, but 7 million views. The average video in this niche gets 3,000 views. 7 million at

[06:14] gets 3,000 views. 7 million at 3,000, we need to upload 2,300 videos. And if we are going to post three videos a day, that is, 90 videos a month, then we need 25 accounts. And for the content farm to work, we

[06:30] need to provide it at the hardware level, that is, provide ourselves with the required number of devices [music] to store such a number of accounts, as well as at the content level. That is, so that we can

[06:43] create so many videos per day and we don’t have to spend huge amounts of money on it, or even whole days. Let's move on to the devices. The first thing you need to know is that platforms limit the number of accounts on a single device.

[06:58] YouTubers were the luckiest. YouTube has no restrictions. TikTok has 10 accounts, while Instagram has only one account on one device. Previously, Instagram also had up to 10 accounts, like

[07:12] also had up to 10 accounts, like TikTok, until the spring of 2026. And then Meta laid off 11,000 employees and entrusted moderation to artificial intelligence, which led to mass blocking, and even super-promoted

[07:26] accounts, with millions, hundreds of thousands, and so on, fell under it. So Instagram has the strictest rules: one device, one account. There are three ways to provide yourself with infrastructure. These are several phones, a farm, or an

[07:40] anti-detection browser with mobile profiles. And the cheapest way is to profiles. And the cheapest way is to get out all your old phones and tablets and start uploading traffic from them. Moreover, you can use one Wi-Fi connection

[07:54] on all devices. Each of them has its own IP and its own cookies, so they are not perceived as a farm. Well, a more expensive way, if you don’t have old devices, is to buy the

[08:08] old devices, is to buy the cheapest Androids for $150 and use them exclusively for traffic flooding. The most expensive and most reliable way to drive traffic is to have your own farm. That is, when you have full-fledged

[08:20] phones and you don’t imitate anything, because it’s real hardware. This method is expensive because we buy each of these phones plus software for automation, but this way there will be a minimum of blocking. And the third method is an

[08:35] anti-detect browser with mobile profiles. I use exactly this method. I use Murlogin browser. This is a browser with mobile profiles, with cloud phones. Moreover, this is not an emulator, but full-fledged phones

[08:51] located remotely on the farm. Here we select the extension section and here we select the extension section and here we see, a, add an application. And we we see, a, add an application. And we need to add here all the social networks to

[09:06] which we will be sending traffic. For me, these are Instagram and TikTok, so these are Instagram and TikTok, so I've already added them. And then we create a new mobile profile, connect a proxy to it and activate it. And we don't need to

[09:20] log into a Google account on our mobile profiles. All the necessary applications are already on our phones. And here you can add any other applications. For example, Tinder is for those who are looking for dating.

[09:36] looking for dating. These are WhatsApp, Facebook, Alibaba and so on. We add profiles according to the following rules. In the case of Instagram, it's one mobile profile, one account, and Geopsy doesn't really matter.

[09:51] In the case of TikTok, we select the geo to which we plan to send traffic. That is, if we pour into the USA, then the proxy is American. If we pour into Spain, then the proxies are Spanish. If we pour into Latin America, for example, into

[10:05] Colombia, the proxies are Colombian. Because TikTok's algorithms take geography into account. This is how we transfer files to our cloud phones. We upload them to any cloud storage. I use Telegram for this purpose because I

[10:21] also transfer text through it, and from Telegram we copy our data to [music] And we can

[10:33] use any service we like as a cloud . The main thing is that you get all the functionality you need. We are moving on to mass content creation. So, the point is that we or a competitor has leaked a video, and now we need to upload

[10:47] it or similar ones to multiple accounts. Question: How can I avoid spending my whole day creating and then uploading the same type of videos? For example, you can only change the first 3 seconds, and then it will be considered unique.

[11:03] Any short video is divided into two parts. This is the hook for the first 3 seconds and the main part. So, if you change the hook and compose the main part, the video will still be perceived as unique. For example, this blogger

[11:18] unique. For example, this blogger adds his reaction to the beginning of the video, and then he re-uploads it. And this video is considered unique. As we can see, it is considered unique. As we can see, it flew into his recommendations. There are a lot of

[11:32] views. We can use this if we have, for example, a demonstration of a gambling game. Here is an example of creative gambling. First, the first 3 seconds are a

[11:44] meme, and then the main part is a demonstration of the interface. And we can easily change the first 3 seconds. Here we have a meme about ludka. We can find an

[11:56] infinite number of these on the Internet. Videos can also be made unique. There are special uniqueizer bots for this . We can find them in Telegram, there are a lot of them. They stop working from time to time, but

[12:09] we can find working ones by trial and error, or we can make the videos unique ourselves. If, for example, we crop our video [music] and add a grid to the background , and then change the color correction of our main video, it will be

[12:25] considered unique, and we can re-upload it, and then change the color correction settings, change the background. So, we can get an infinite number of new videos, or just change the color correction, and first

[12:41] change the color correction, and first add some kind of effect with light. For example, an image appears from a dark background . And we will make a unique video again. Here, for example, is one of my connections. I'm driving traffic to a

[12:55] Telegram channel for English. And, accordingly, here I have such a composition. At first, a girl sits with either a book or a laptop, and then a book or a laptop, and then

[13:10] an LED glow appears against the backdrop of an apartment. I find these shots on Pinterest and then create them using captcha. One such creative project takes less than a minute to create. That means I can easily make 100 of these creatives in an hour . How this works for you

[13:25] depends on your niche. To do this, you need to gather at least 5-10 competitors and analyze their profiles, see what videos they upload, and start making similar ones to fit in with [ __ ] in time and

[13:39] collect the first views by sniffing. If you're looking for a connection, you could, for example, fit into a timeless niche on Telegram, namely health for a female target audience. To do this, watch this video. Good luck.